Wireless offers a way ... for them to immediately jump into the new world in terms of the information economy.

The world has changed dramatically, with globalization and free trade, moving from an industrial economy to an information economy, ... But while that's been happening, K-12 education hasn't changed at all. Meanwhile, China's graduating five times as many engineers as we are, and you look at India and you get alarmed.

We have ample law covering the world of goods. But we now live in an information economy where the value is information, and a whole lot of law pretends information is like a widget.

The only event that consumers can count on to guarantee compatibility is W-Fi Alliance certification.

There are some irresponsible claims out there. A group of silicon vendors wanted to halt after draft one.

The JP was not sanctioned to endorse a specification developed in private by a handful of silicon companies. The difference is the fact that [EWC] agreed to create silicon, and they've said they will create silicon and push that silicon interoperability specification regardless of what happens in 802.11n.